One year after cancer ambushed me…Come with me if you want to live!

March 25, 2012 by Leave a comment

Hard to believe it was a few hours after this memorable video with my little monkey a year ago today when I was ambushed by cancer that took me near the death experience.  And, a few short days later, the doc just poured it on me…”Elias, the chance that the  chemo works is 50/50″. In deed, time flies fast.

Thanks to the secret organized crime industries: the pharmaceutical, the booze, the tobacco, and the fast food industries  aka “Mafia”,  as well as the advertising industry promoting these killers  since 1970′s, cancer cells have become so smart these days – smart enough that they can hit you with no warning sign. Read more of this post

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Thank You President Obama! Thank You!

March 16, 2012 by Leave a comment

The most well made with ZERO hype video in Politics ever made! Because of him, another American entrepreneur, that would be me :) ,  is alive today and covered with his pre-existing condition, working hard to start a new company and to create jobs. So, thank you Mr. President for your work!  FANTASTICO!

As I have worked hard to get the world to awesomize you, I’ll do my best to get America to awesomize you in Nov 2012. Considering the candidates you will be up against, It doesn’t look like you’ll be needing my help anyway :)  So please, don’t waste a dime on presidential campaign! Invest that on Startups in the Nation starting with mine, awesomize.me  only a few blocks from your house :)

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The Ass Size: Washington,DC, Virginia, and Maryland VS. Alicante, Paris, and London

November 22, 2011 by Leave a comment


Literally, every chair in the cafes across the EU has a nice comfortable thin cushion to sit on. At least those in London,Paris, and Alicante where I regularly travel to.

I rarely see cushion on any chairs in our cafes in the Washington, DC area. They all come with flat hard wood or metal chairs. I have always been wondering about it till now as I’m watching everyone’s ASS in Starbucks, Dupont Circle waiting for my meeting: Read more of this post

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Awesome Historical Photos Of Washington D.C. Recreated Today

July 26, 2011 by Leave a comment

2032 Wyoming Avenue, Washington, DC.  Image: Jason E. Powell. See this scene today.

I used to live in 2141 Wyoming Ave :-)

Feel free to connect with me via awesomize.me

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Awesome Washingtonian of the Day Oct 20, 2010

October 20, 2010 by 1 Comment

Rachel Lynne Johnson

Live in: Washington, D.C.
Originally from: Virginia
Profession: Publicist, Rachel L Johnson Public Relations
What I like about DC the most: running in Georgetown Read more of this post

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And the top three Awesome Washingtonians for the month of Sept 2010 are….

October 8, 2010 by 1 Comment

 

Take a goooood look at us! We are Awesome!!!

 

The rating was based on their average score – AND – the total number of votes from their network of friends, fans, followers on their social media channels as well as votes from Awesome DC audience.

The first awesome Washingtonian of the month

Magda Johanna Gomez
Nomination Date as the Awesome Washingtonian of the Day: Sept 15
Live in: Washington, DC
Originally from: Colombia, South America
Profession: Board Agent/ Language Specialist at the National Labor Relations Board
What She loves about DC area the most: Read more of this post

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Awesome Washingtonian of the Day Oct 8, 2010

October 8, 2010 by 2 Comments

Jennifer Allen

Live in: Leesburg, VA
Originally From: Indiana, PA
Profession: Independent Manager with Gold Canyon and 7th Grade Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher in Loudoun County
What I love about DC the most: Seven years ago I came to the DC area for my teaching profession.  I had previously lived in Western and Central Pennsylvania and my husband and I decided that Virginia was a great place to be.  Read more of this post

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Awesome Washingtonian of the Day Oct 7, 2010

October 7, 2010 by 10 Comments

Caroline Alexander

Live in: Arlington, VA
Originally from: Independence, Missouri
Profession: Nationally Board Certified Colon Hydrotherapist and Body EcologyTM Coach
What I like about DC the most: I am attracted to our international city because it offers a tremendous variety of cultural and social events as well as the fact that the local news is world news.  I admire people who want to help others; therefore, I like to socialize and entertain especially when these activities support organizations that are contributing to our society by helping others i.e. Tigerlily Foundation, Chris4Life Colon Cancer Foundation, and the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE). Read more of this post

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Awesome Washingtonian of the Day Oct 6, 2010

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Sara Damelio

Live in: Silver Spring, MD
Originally from: Jacksonville, FL
Profession: CEO Skincando, Inc.
What I love most about DC the most: I think that DC is one of the most beautiful and interesting cities in the world. An international city brimming with culture, art, diverse food, and passionate people. A city of dreams filled with hard working people who came here to make their own dreams a reality.  I love that change is possible in Washington. Read more of this post

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Awesome Washingtonian of the Day Oct 5, 2010

October 5, 2010 by Leave a comment

Magdalena Pachowicz (Mag Ava)
Live in: Fairfax, VA
Originally From: Kraków, Poland
Profession: Functional Analyst
What I love about DC the most: When I came to this country over 20 years ago I took out a map and tried to decide where I wanted to settle down.  To my surprise I crossed out lots of states for different reasons before I closely examined DC. I found everything I was looking for here.  I found a great international crowd and made a lot of unique friends.  I found many places where I can feel at home.  This city gives me all I need: professional  opportunities, cultural taste and lots of social life.  Growing up I was always surrounded by professionals with artistic taste.  I think we influence our personality and attitude by the atmosphere around us.  Raised in a historic city full of musicians, painters and poets my vision of life is influenced beyond the superficial.  DC has it all.  From bars and night life of varying musical and geographical taste to art and history not only of this country but from the far corners of the world, DC captures both traditional and modern aspects of life.  This city truly is a mixing bowl for infinite cultures and lifestyles. Read more of this post

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